On Tuesday February 13 2007 10:29 am, octix wrote:
> Hello,
> our company wants to migrate to OO, but we are not sure about
> licenses. So my question is, can we use OO (win version), without
> restrictions? As i heard that only non-profit companies can use it
> for free, it's that so?
>
> Thank you & waiting for answer.
The license for OOo is at http://www.openoffice.org/license.html
(English version). You might want to have your company's legal
advisor read it. This license should also be listed on the Russian
language site: http://ru.openoffice.org. (I do not speak or read
Russian, so I do not know.)
As long as your company is engaged in legal practices, you are
free to use OOo (OpenOffice.org) on your company computers. You can
also give your employees a copy to install it on their personal
computers as well.
Dan
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